Caedus is superior to Vitiate in every way and Unuthul who can mentally dominate entire nests of Kiliks/spacers, force Luke out from probing individuals minds, mentally control Alema Rar, Jaina Solo, Zekk, and others couldn't control Jacen. He can blitz Vitiate, ragdoll him, or stomp him in a duel.
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When was the last time Vitiate had unamped speed feats?
__________________ "Happiness is a lie. Life is horror. The light is always dying all across the universe. The last star will flicker out someday, when it does, all that remains is shadow. And I will be its king!"'-Amahl Farouk
The proper tactic of the trio is have Revan and HoT each go face-on, and then have Vitiate rain force powers of opportunity on the foes to tilt things.
A speedblitz of V won't happen because it's incredibly obvious to set the melee hogs in front of the blaster.
Vitiate in his way of approaching the jedi strike team has proven that he doesn't need a distance to avoid getting blitzed. He was all the way up in his throne and he jumped down and starting walking towards the strike team, getting closer to the enemy. He was still able to catch the strike team with his force powers without much effort. He himself won't get blitzed by anyone and having 2 warriors tank him will give him all the time he needs to send a charged attack.
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Team 1 creams it, Plagueis or Caedus comfortably beat any one on team 2 in a direct fight. HoT honestly is irrelevant against characters of this speed.
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Speed wank aside Vitiate can't use his Force attacks effectively when two Jedi are in between, he is more likely to take out Hot or Revan by accident, than either of the opponents.
Mar 18th, 2015 02:18 PM
